So down to Screwfix I went and bought one of these for £25 and a few bolts.
I had to cut the top part of the back off so that the outboard was a little lower on the stand so as to lower the c of g and hence increase stability. My trusty angle grinder made light work of the puny steel!
A few holes, a lump or wood or four and some bolts, washers and nuts later I now have a complete and function outboard stand / trolly.
The great thing is, because I load the engine into the car first I can then go back and use the trolly to move the boat!
All in all, I call that a success.





